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 Chapter 6: Configuration Files        59

The Network command specifies the ESP hub’s network address and interface information.

NETWORK IP=<ip> MASK=<mask> GATEWAY=<gateway> 
INTERFACE=AUTO|10|10HD|10FD|100|100HD|100FD

The addresses must be entered in standard IP dot notation. The gateway address must be in the 
same subnet as the IP address. You cannot set the IP address to: a Class A address of 0.0.x.x, a 
loopback address of 127.x.x.x, the default value of 192.1.1.1 or an address at or above 248.x.x.x. 
The subnet mask cannot be 0.0.0.0.

The interface value is used for the network connection. See Network Interface on page 9 for 
more information.

AUTO = auto-negotiate

100 = 100 Mb/second, full or half duplex

10 = 10 Mb/second, full or half duplex

100HD = 100 Mb/second, half duplex

10HD = 10 Mb/second, half duplex

100FD = 100 Mb/second, full duplex

10FD = 10 Mb/second, full duplex

Table 6.1 shows the syntax of the configurable features commands. Table 3.11 on page 29 
describes each feature.

When used from a BootP or DHCP server, no user interaction is required to initiate a configuration 
file download if the hub does not have a unique IP address. Specify the configuration file as the 
“bootfile” option on the server. To use a DHCP server, the ESP hub must have an infinite lease on 
its assigned IP address.

If the hub has a unique IP address, the user must manually clear the IP address and then reboot the 
hub, or otherwise manually force the BootP request.

IPVIADHCP ENABLE|DISABLE

Enables or disables acquiring the IP address using DHCP.

ADMINVIASNMP ENABLE|DISABLE

Enables or disables administrative functions using SNMP.

WEBINTERFACE ENABLE|DISABLE

Enables or disables use of the web interface.

CONFIGVIATELNET ENABLE|DISABLE

Enables or disables use of the configuration utility.

NETADMIN ENABLE|DISABLE

Enables or disables the sockets-based interface for 
administrative functions such as the ESP-View diagnostic utility.